Simple Tips -- How to Paint Interior Doors 

A Door generally contains a lot of dirt and grease so you have to wash and clean it by using a dry paper with a mild detergent. If you are having a brand new bare wood door then you need to treat it by using a wood primer before painting. You don't need to remove the interiors doors from the hinges and simply place a newspaper underneath the door to catch any painting drops. It would be good to remove the doorknobs or locks and place them in a safe location.

You can use a sandpaper to make a smooth looking of a door, knobs and don't try to use too much polishing and keep in mind that the paint will always look excellent if the surface has a small amount of griping.

If you are painting on a flat door, then you should choose a four-inch brush or a small roller within a cloth Use a cloth or a sponge to slightly dampen (not soak) the door surface. This trick will help to increase the time the paint takes to dry, giving you more time to apply it, reducing brush marks. A good quality primer will help the paint glide on more smoothly.

Apply one coat of Water-Based Gloss Primer suitable for wooden surfaces and let dry (check the drying instructions if you're unsure how long it takes. Start Painting by applying the paint in even, broad strokes across the surface of the door.

If you can, try and avoid going back over surfaces already painted - this will help you create an even finish. We recommend applying two coats, allowing the paint to dry fully between each coat. Once the door is painted and dry, put back the hardware but in case of any trouble, contact Skirting Boards Perth to speak with professional.